Have you ever been so hungry that you’ve lost all sense of orientation? As someone whose sense of direction isn’t great…
Kuala Lumpur Special: Bijan Bar and Restaurant
Whether you’re drinking a cup of coffee, enjoying a candle-lit dinner, or walking through an unfamiliar city at night, tradition…
Flesh & Buns – Covent Garden
The problem with being a militaristically-organised individual is that other people rarely adhere to your structured way of life. On…
Fire & Smoke Supperclub
If there’s one thing that captivates my respect, it’s a person who is completely immersed in a particular passion or pastime. Principally because…
The Attendant – Shoreditch
Ask two Muslim meat-eaters and a vegan to choose a mutually suitable restaurant, and they’ll probably pass away from the…
Brioche Burger – Walthamstow
“Green street”. A Punjabi noun that can be roughly translated into English as “The dark netherworld of complete and utter…
Shakshuka Recipe
Mention the word “breakfast” or “brunch”, and most people in Britain would think of a hearty Full-English. Those with an…
DUM Biryani House – Soho
Ask someone of South-Asian origin what “biryani” means to them, and they will tell you that it is so much more…
Carne Cabana – Bethnal Green
For many meat-lovers, the thought of sitting in one place whilst a waiter brings forth an endless supply of chicken,…
Band of Burgers – Brick Lane / Camden Town
Of all the burger bars I’ve visited over the years, my first trip to Band of Burgers (B.O.B) is probably the most…
Thailand Special: The Best and Worst of Halal Food
Spend just two weeks in Thailand, and you will come to appreciate a great many things. You will fall in…
Husk Coffee & Creative Space- Limehouse
Over the last few months, I seem to have developed a mild phobia of libraries. The thought of all that…
Molly Bakes – Stoke Newington
As we enter the final chapter of 2016, many of us will no doubt agree that it’s been a bit…
Ceru Restaurant – South Kensington
For most people, travelling abroad is an opportunity to explore history, nature and tradition, all in the vague hope of…
The Book Club – Shoreditch
Mention the words “book” and “club” in quick succession, and more likely than not, the person you’re speaking to will…
Burgeri – Soho
As the dark mist of right-wing politics completes its descent upon Europe and America, it’s a wonder how Burgeri –…
Meathouse London – Kings Cross
If food-bloggers were animals, I reckon that many of us would be elephants. Not because we’re the same size as…
Milk Train – Covent Garden
As a young and overweight child, nothing excited me more than the arrival of the local funfair. Not because I…
Cocochan – Bond Street
By now, many of you will have noticed that since returning from my summer holiday in Asia, I have been…
Dominique Ansel Bakery – Victoria
When you have a bad day at the office, it’s fairly reasonable to want to get as far away from…
Bintang – Camden
From broken promises to unleashed secrets, there are many forms of betrayal in the cruel, cold world that we live…
Dubai Special: SALT
For many food bloggers, there comes a point when food ceases to be a basic necessity or a deeply-rooted passion, and starts…
Mouse Tail Coffee Stories – Whitechapel
Taking a stroll through Whitechapel market is never a pleasant experience. The pilgrimage of bargain-hunters and grocery shoppers can, at…
Boondocks Brunch – Old Street
Choosing between a sweet or savoury brunch is quite possibly one of life’s most difficult decisions. As our better sense…
Rudie’s – Stoke Newington
If you eat out once a week, every week, rotating between the usual choices of American, East-Asian, South-Asian and Middle-Eastern…
